I wish they had had more success with their more R&B pop after Princess in 1985:
All very purple.
All very purple.
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Does this come under the whole 'dance music bought from elsewhere and distributed' umbrella?
My bizarre memory reminds me that the singer's dad wrote the Grange Hill theme and she once got glue in her eye. Thank you Going Live interview circa early 1992.
They did another song, When You Made the Mountain, that I loved, but tanked. Then I found it at a London CD exchange in the 00s and it sucked.
Thank you for posting Getting Closer. One of my absolute favourite SAW tracks (Haywoode's original or Kylie cover). The whole Princess / Ochi / Haywoode / Brilliant / Mel & Kim era was such a joy. And then they went down the Sinitta / Rick route (sorry, I know your love for Toy Boy!).
The Toy Boy video is pretty much a continuation of these at least!
Oh and add in The Heaven I Need by the Three Degrees. I was playing all those the other night from my SAW playlist in iTunes.
Does anyone really like Roadblock?
It’s not something I would choose to play.
Pete Waterman says there’d be no Oasis without him
https://www.nme.com/news/music/pete...g-equipment-to-a-young-noel-gallagher-3388523
Never change Pete.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/pete...g-equipment-to-a-young-noel-gallagher-3388523
Never change Pete.
Nope.
Island
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Trendsetting king!
Good old Pete ! Next one: Taylor Swift parents conceived her while listening to Rick Astley cover of When I fall in love
For PJ community: there wouldn't be @Eric Generic deluxe edition without me !
For PJ community: there wouldn't be @Eric Generic deluxe edition without me !
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I absolutely love it!
Well, of course Oasis merely ripped off Jason's I'm Doing Fine. That much is obvious.
Pete, sitting on chair, interview camera at a dutch angle: "Noel was sitting across from our studio and he was playing his Sega Game Gear. He tried to tell me about how good it were. "Super Sonic?", I said, "I'd rather have a gin and tonic" *twirls his fingers in a cycle gestures* And then the kid went off and wrote a bloody song".
This is such an criminally underrated Hit Factory gem.
Yes, ideally with that near seamless transition into the quite brilliant Mr Sleaze...
One of the Nana's best ever B-sides.
This Is The House is better in all its Who’s Zoomin’ Who ripping-off glory.
Big Fun could barely do Hey There Lonely Girl.
I was surprised in the SAW hits show after the doc when the played Blame It On The Boogie the on-screen notes didn’t mention that Jason had died.